Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/05/2018 -- With the latest iPhones and Androids allowing for wireless charging, there is no stopping the market now. In fact, the wireless charging market is getting bigger by the day thanks to more and more devices supporting the wireless charging standard. It has almost become a norm since it is super convenient and hassle-free. And as an added bonus, a wireless charger can also become as a desk decor if you find the right device.

The primary advantage of wireless charger is that it thwarts overcharging as it automatically disconnects with the phone once it is charged completely. Besides, when a phone is plugged into a wireless charger, the initial shock can damage the battery over time. A wireless charger thwarts this since a phone's battery just needs to be placed in the charging pad that also provide temperature control and over-surge protection. They also prevent short circuits.

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Continued product development in this field, on the account of the cutthroat competition in the global electronics market, has meant products have become more developed over the years. Now it's all about wireless chargers that not just charge but double up as a lot of other things by having USB ports or USB-C hubs.

The process of charging a device by using electromagnetic fields in order to transfer power from a source to a receiving point on the device is called wireless charging. As the name suggests, wireless charging absolutely does not need any physical medium of transferring electrical energy (i.e. via cords, cables, wires, and adapters).

Wireless charging is often known as a safe and reliable way of charging and powering numerous devices. This technique is essentially suited for any kind of environment, be it charging at homes, in industrial and other energy-intensive sectors, and even at workplaces.

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As the use of physical connecting devices is eliminated, there are several advantages of using wireless charging. Some of these are: better efficiency, cost saving, better safety, as well as being more convenient than traditional charging scenarios. Other advantages of using wireless chargers is with respect to reducing the risk of spark, which may happen while using wired chargers. Charging without using any physical contact can also help towards preventionof corrosion of elements, which could be a drawback of wired charging systems. Smartphones, small hand-held device, as well as large industry grade heavy duty machines can all be charged wirelessly.